Carolina Day
Carolina Day commemorates the pivotal Battle of Sullivan's Island in 1776, where South Carolina patriots successfully defended Charleston Harbor against a British naval attack. This victory, though often overshadowed by …
Summer has arrived! June in Charleston is lively and fun as the beaches become the best place to spend the afternoon. Relax with a glass of ice-cold sweet tea or a frosty beer from one of the many local breweries in town.
With miles of beaches along the Atlantic Ocean, salt marshes, creeks, and rivers, water is abundant and it’s a great time to swim, boat, kayak, and fish. Check out these June Events in Charleston and kick off a great summer season!
By June, the weather in Charleston is hot and humid. The temperature is an average of 85 with lows in the mid-70s, and highs can reach up to 100 degrees. The chance of rain begins to increase a bit this time of the year, and into the summer months. Temperatures are slightly cooler and breezier by the ocean.
This time of the year it’s best to bring some light layers, rain gear, and plenty of beach clothes. Also, don’t forget to pack the bug repellent and sunscreen. June is the start of hurricane season, so you may want to consider travel insurance.
Carolina Day commemorates the pivotal Battle of Sullivan's Island in 1776, where South Carolina patriots successfully defended Charleston Harbor against a British naval attack. This victory, though often overshadowed by …
The beaches of Kiawah Island and Seabrook Island offer miles of shoreline along the Atlantic Ocean. Kiawah Island beach is a 10-mile stretch of pristine, preserved land that is perfect for biking, walking, and sunbathing. Beachwalker Park is popular for families as there’s an expansive area for swimming and on-site amenities like restrooms and a snack bar. If you’re on Seabrook Island, visit North Beach, Pelican Beach, and Beach Club.
Go boating, fishing, kayaking, or paddle boarding on the waters around Charleston, Kiawah Island, and Seabrook Island. Local fishing charters and boating tours will take you out on a guided excursion for the afternoon. If you’re looking for something more relaxing and lowkey, you can cruise the waters paddle boarding and kayaking at Mingo Point, the Kiawah River, and more.
Charleston is considered to be one of the best food cities in the nation. Taste fresh-caught seafood, Southern cuisine, and just about anything else at restaurants in Charleston, Kiawah Island, and Seabrook Island. Foodies must visit downtown Charleston’s extensive list of renowned restaurants like Husk, Charleston Grill, Bowens Island Restaurant, and Cru Cafe.
Consider these beautiful barrier islands whether you’re looking for a new place to make your permanent home or you’re ready to make your vacation home dreams a reality.
Pam Harrington Exclusives represents a variety of exceptional properties for sale on Kiawah and Seabrook Island, as well as in other areas of the Lowcountry. Browse our available properties online today. Then, contact us to schedule a showing at a few of your favorites!